Community litter pick to return to Charvil later this month
A COMMUNITY litter pick is to take place later this month in a bid to clear-up mess left by lazy ...
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Police promise review of training guidance following A4 deaths
THAMES VALLEY POLICE has vowed to carry out a review of how its officers are given guidance over training exercises, ...
Crowthorne woman cleared of causing road accident in which police officer and 91-year-old woman died
THE WIDOW of a police officer who died in Wargrave while on duty has expressed her disappointment at a not-guilty ...
Two-week project to repair collapsed sewer to start on Monday
Work to repair a collapsed sewer in Knowl Hill will start on Monday, July 8. Thames Water said that the ...
Appeal for witnesses after motorcyclist seriously injured on A4 Bath Road
A MOTORCYCLIST is being treated in an Oxford hospital following a road traffic collision in Charvil last weekend. Now police ...
BREAKING: Police officer dies in A4 collision
AN on-duty police officer has died following a collision in Hare Hatch this afternoon. PC James Dixon was riding a ...
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